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Please click on program name for more
information.
F.F.I.A. offers programs for children in the schools, such as B.A.B.E.S., a program to teach third graders about the
dangers of drug and alcohol use and abuse at a preventative stage.
F.F.I.A. also provides programming for parents. These include Talking With Your Kids About Alcohol (T.W.Y.K.A.A.), G.R.I.P. –
Generations Responding to Issues and Problems, and Middle School Madness which focuses on middle school adjustments.
F.F.I.A. produces a Parent Handbook which gives
information ranging from common curfews for teens to danger signals which could indicate a
substance abuse problem and a F.F.I.A. Newsletter which
is published four times a year.
In October, F.F.I.A. organizes SoberOctober;
a month of activities to heighten awareness and educate our community on issues pertaining
to substance abuse. Red ribbons are worn as a symbol of a healthy, drug-free
lifestyle.
F.F.I.A. supports Parent Communication Networks through School Representatives in each Elementary, Middle and High School.
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